Talk:Technological Educational Institute of Central Greece

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Long series of edits from an IP

I had rolled back a bunch of changes because the top ones on the stack looked like vandalism. I think I made a mistake now that I've looked at the totatlity of the changes. I did leave a note for the IP, who have not responded even though they have continued editing. It's a long block of edits, many of them piecemeal and with some self-reverts. It almost looks like someone is having all the students in a class make individual edits. In any event, the page will need attention from someone who knows the subject matter once they stop. The Uninvited Co., Inc. 22:57, 29 November 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Copyedit requested

I tagged this with copyedit, because the article is poorly organized (for example, LOTS of unnecessary stuff in the very long lead), and there are many sentences which simply don't make sense, such as the first line in the fourth paragraph: "A Bachelor's graduate for specific engineering disciplines only, who meet the criteria and after successfully passing governmental examination, it will state-granted the "Licenced Engineer" title by the State of Greece Department of Regulatory Authority its Engineering Accreditation Council." Unfortunately, I find sentences like this so difficult to parse that I cannot be sure I actually know what was intended. I believe this will need a subject-matter expert on TEICG, or at least Greek Universities. ubiquity (talk) 18:56, 22 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]